We honestly can't remember the last time we heard anyone use "Tommy Hilfiger" and "popular" in the same sentence. But maybe we're just talking to the wrong people. Tommy seems to think his brand is very quite popular, and it's nice to hear that someone has a healthy sense of self-esteem, particularly since so many people are down in the dumps these days. At the after-party for the new Jennifer Aniston movie Management the other night, Tommy explained to WWD that he's now in the "conceptual stage" of building his own chain of Hilfiger-branded hotels. Where will his first property be located? "We like America but we have great popularity all over the world," he explained. "I think we could put a hotel up in just about any major city." Which is true! At least if by "city," Tommy means "suburban strip mall with a McDonald's on one end and a Marshalls on the other." [WWD]
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lettuce
said at 7:33PM on May 07, 2009
hey...no digs at Marshalls!!! :)
Shlingding
said at 5:20PM on May 08, 2009
Cityfile, me thinks you dont get out much. Tommy is insanely popular outside of America. I actually think its quite a smart idea - imagine China and India having hotels that are all about the good parts of America... i'd go..
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